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Walter Inglis Anderson (September 29, 1903 – November 30, 1965) was an American painter and writer.
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ramshackles
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early settlers lived in one- or two-room ramshackle cabins that provided little relief from the scorching heat of southern summers. The family remained the essential unit of production on the frontier and the primary means of mutual prosperity
A curator manages, administers or organizes a collection while caretakers take care of a place or thing.
15 000 veterans, many unemployed descended on Washington D.C. to demand immediate payment of their bonus. They proclaimed themselves the Bonus Expeditionary Force vut the public called them "The Bonus Army" . The veterans made the largest camp across the river from the Capital. Approximately 10 000 people lived in the shelters built from old lumber, packing bpxes, scraped tins and straw.